NoeFlandre/osm-polygon-description-tag huggingface dataset:
Name: Grove Phoenix
Description: Meanwhile garden in collaboration with local community. In the past (until 2020) operated by Fresh Start
Name: Garden of Dreams
Description: Ran by the Renfrew Association of Growers and Gardeners.  Garden is open to all people of Renfrew to rent plots.
Description: Garden at Greenbank Gardens
Name: The Hide
Description: shelter with tables, vending machines, and toilets
Name: Airdrie Clarkston Parish Church
Description: Commonwealth War Graves
Description: Parking only for customers of Gym Juniors, *not* for EFI
Name: Infinity Motorcycles
Description: Motorcycle Clothing & Accessories
Name: SPR / Blueflash Customers Parking
Description: For SPR & Blueflash Customers & Staff Only - CCTV Protected
Name: Adamson Hotel
Description: One of the few original Coaching Inns left in Scotland
Name: St Baldred's Church
Description: 12th Century replacement for earlier monastery (854) that was destroyed by Viking Olaf Godfreyson in 941, The church and surrounding village of Tyninghame were cleared to improve the view from the great house.
Description: Wind shelter
Name: Keltie Bridge
Description: only small tents
Description: Playground of the Childsplay nursery
Name: Craighead
Description: OS 6 inch to mile Map surveyed 1888-1913 and bing
Name: The Royal British Legion
Description: Veteran's social club, consisting of a Bar, Lounge Bar and function suite. Run by the Royal British Legion (Scotland)
Description: Rehabilitation centre and refuge for displaced or injured wild birds & small mammals of mainly woodland or riparian habitat.
Name: Yang Sing
Description: Previously Cantonese Buffet restaurant and take away, signage still there. Now closed as of November 21: https://falkirk.inuklocal.co.uk/news/restaurant-closure-1087-137895-140
Description: Fenced-in area
Name: Auchterarder Motors
Description: Fuel Station
Name: Castlebrae
Description: Police Treatment Centre
Name: Calderwood Mausoleum (ruins)
Description: This ruined unroofed building was built c. 1790 as a personal family mausoleum to the Maxwell family of the nearby former Calderwood Castle (Ure 1793). The building in its present state was consolidated using current materials and cement c. 1991
Name: Calderwood Horse Mausoleum (ruins)
Description: This building was locally reputed to have been built by the cultured 8th Baronet of Calderwood - Sir William Alexander Maxwell to serve as a place of burial for his horses and perhaps favorite dogs. It was built c. 1800-1840. - Chris Ladds, Historian.
Name: Oppidum of Calderwood
Description: Oppida research ongoing via original research datasets of Chris Ladds Historian. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
Name: rampart (possible)
Description: in-filled double dike. Possibly defensive in nature
Name: Torrance Dyke and Promontory
Description: A likely large medieval boundary dyke is in an effaced buried state and may end in an early fortified structure overlooking to old ford crossing. Mountain bikers are currently damaging the structure.
Name: Craw Wood (Old Copse)
Description: Nucleated Fort outlying hillside enclosure (possible burials)
Description: Shower block
Name: Fortingall Graveyard
Description: Contains Fortingall Yew Tree. Oldest living thing in Europe estimated at 3000+ years old.
Description: TT4 - East Lothian Development Plan 2016
Description: Shared used building (allotment community)
Name: Cnocnaneach
Description: Ruin
Name: Eastfield Developement Centre
Description: The Eastfield Development Centre is a fun and vibrant community run building in Fauldhouse. It contains a large multi-purpose hall, runs a Community Larder on Fridays 12-2pm and various other Anti-Poverty initiatives. EDC is a F&BV CDT project.
Description: HSG 4 - City of Edinburgh
Description: chambered cairn
Description: former King Malcolm Hotel - closed permanently Dec 2020
Name: Apothecary's Tower
Description: View on bay
Description: Chandlery and Cafe
Description: TT8 - East Lothian Local Development Plan 2016
Description: No parking 8am-6pm Monday-Friday Except on official bussiness
Name: Aldandulish
Description: Roof still intact but interior now used by sheep for shelter
Description: Plain layout suggests post reformation (1560) place of worship.
Description: SUDS Basin
Name: Iris Murdoch Building
Description: Dementia Services Development Centre
Name: Kildrum Parish Church
Description: A brutalist brick building, designed by the Gillespie, Kidd and Coia architects in the 1960s
Name: Burroughs Club
Description: A members only social club, consisting of bar, lunge bar and a function suite
Name: Kingswells Medical Practice
Description: Doctors clinic
Description: Most Northernly on British Mainland
Description: OS5 - East Lothian LDP 2016
Description: Lower Part of a Windmill
Name: Arbirlot Parish Church
Description: St Ninian's
Description: SUDS area
Name: Coney Drive Playpark
Description: Play Park
Description: Birth place of Charles Sorley, Scottish Poet
Description: Building with car tunnel (limited height clearance)
Name: Mar Forest
Description: Mar Forest - is the name of this cottage on Mar Lodge Estate
Name: Graeme Wilson
Description: Professional photographer specialising in wedding photography, still life and portraiture.
Description: Shower for visitors
Name: Xelect
Description: Aquaculture research group in fish physiology and genetics
Description: Small Car Park next to Bridgend Farmhouse
Name: North Edinburgh Grows
Description: Beautiful space behind North Edinburgh Arts
Name: The Garage
Description: Previously a Car Repair Garage and Gift Shop
Description: Shipping Containers used for storage.
Description: Mollans Curtilage
Description: Dunvegan Football Club
Description: rotating filtration
Description: Previously an Orchard, now private garden
Name: Ardtower Caravan Park
Description: Campsite with view on Moray Firth
Description: Shandon Farmhouse
Description: H34 - East Lothian Council
Description: TT6 - East Lothian Proposed LDP
Description: HN8 - Proposed Employment - Proposed East Lothian LDP 2016
Name: Blindwells
Description: A new settlement proposed adjacent to Tranent in East Lothian.
Description: SAL003 - Fife LDP
Description: Dunblane Highschool Soccer Field
Name: Easy Burgers
Description: ⭐Probably the best Smash 🍔 Burgers in Town! 💥It's All About The Beef 🐮
Name: Airdrie Angling Club
Description: Airdrie Angling Club - Clubhouse
Name: Clarkston Independent Angling Club
Description: Permit Booth
Description: Kilmuir and Paible
Name: The Perfect Suit Company
Description: The Perfect Suit every time.Ready to wear, bespoke or made to measure, come in for a free measuring and design consultation.
Description: requires £5 minimum spend at supermarket
Name: Auchterarder Motors
Description: Garage
Name: Castleton Motors
Description: Garage
Name: Broadwood Nature Reserve
Description: Broadwood Nature Reserve
Description: closed in winter, no toilet roll holders or soap in male toilet
Name: Haer Faads
Description: Remains of a Roman camp near Kirkbuddo
Localized names: Harefaulds; Haer Faads
Name: Morton Clay targets
Description: Shooting range
Name: North Laundry
Description: For students living in Hillhead to wash their clothes.
Localized names: Паўночная пральня; North Laundry; Северная прачечная; Північна пральня
Description: Standard new build quadruplex
Name: Climb, Ride, Explore
Description: Small bedsit letting unit being used as office
Description: Small children's play park with through pass to car park
Name: Tomnaverie Stone Circle
Description: 4000+ year old stone circle
Description: Simprim Farm Cottages
Name: Abbeyview Day Centre
Description: Community Services for Older People
Name: Moniack Mhor
Description: Scotland's Creative Writing Centre
Localized names: Moniack Mhor; Mon Ìothaig Mhòr
Localized descriptions: Ionad Sgriobhaidh Chruthachail na h-Alba
Name: St Ninian's Church
Description: Church is now closed
Name: Fife Society for the Blind
Description: Charity office for Fife Society for the Blind. The building is shared with RNIB Scotland and provides services for people who are blind/partially sighted including Scotland's first charity optician.
Description: Private Parking for people accessing the services of Fife Society for the Blind.
Name: Dundee Museum of Transport
Description: Please check the website for opening times.
Name: Lady Kirk
Description: Lady Kirk (largely C13 ruins)
Name: Elphinstone Tower
Description: Ruin of old tower with remains of mausoleum
Description: Former Train Shed
Description: Castle dates back to 1100AD.
Description: Ruined - probable association with summer grazing
Name: The Old Ticket Office
Description: Community hub, bookable meeting room, historical display, dolphin hydrophone, wild life and seaside garden coming in 2019
Name: Energize Electrical
Description: Home office for electrician, Energize Electrical. Serving customers in Edinburgh and throughout the Lothians for a complete range of electrical services.
Name: Donview centre
Description: Owned by Forestry Commission - rented by cabinet maker
Name: Donview centre (office)
Description: Owned by Forestry Commission - rented by cabinet maker
Description: Agricultural building
Name: The Bothy
Description: NEOS
Description: Overnight Lorry Parking Recycling bins
Name: Fun Factory Camperdown
Description: Previously known as Pirate Island
Name: Torrance Partnership
Description: Chartered Surveyer
Description: health centre
Description: Outdoor skate park
Description: Park with country houses
Name: Cenotaph Grounds
Description: Site of Bo'ness War Memorial & Plaque for Victoria Cross recipient Harcus Strachan
Name: The Old Bridge Inn
Description: Pub with heavy wood tables, framed pictures and open fire, plus restaurant and weekly live music.
Description: Viewpoint and picnic tables
Description: Memorial to the British and Russian sailors lost in WW2. Celebrating the Arctic convoys that departed from Lyness.
Name: Mercat Cross
Description: Aberdeen City Historical Landmark
Description: Small play area with basketball hoop
Description: Flood defense
Name: Creag-Ard House Rental Property
Description: Holiday rental
Description: Area used for keeping boats etc when not in use
Description: Area of grass around Markinch War Memorial
Description: Natural Arch
Name: Murray McBay & Co
Description: Food service distributor
Name: Houston Driving Range
Description: Driving Range
Name: Highland Offroad
Description: Quadbike and Land Rover experiences outside Dunkeld.
Description: Equestrian Centre
Description: closed until further notice, likely until construction In the harbour ends
Description: The saltmarshes at Southwick Coast are part of different nature reserves, which are managed by the Scottish Wildlife Trust and the RSPB.
Name: Giant's Brae
Description: This mound was most likely built as a gun position in the 16th century
Name: Lady Fife's Brae
Description: This mound was most likely built as a gun position in the 16th century
Name: SRUC - Elmwood Campus
Description: Fife campus of Scotland's Rural College
Description: Seems to be a golf course maintenance building.
Name: Dùn Loch an Dùna
Description: Broch
Name: Eastfield Business Centre
Description: warehouse, agriculture, mixed use
Name: Malt Wynd
Description: A secluded area named by an earlier brewery site. Access by South Street or Blinkbonnie Gardens.
Name: Dunira Garden House
Description: Home and Main Office of Goldratt-TOC Ltd
Name: Dunira climbing crags
Description: Crag features Vertical and steep Mica schist climbing, on many sharp edges. Some nice fingery routes in a very sunny location.  Crag features Vertical and steep Mica schist climbing, on many sharp edges. Some nice fingery routes in a very sunny locat
Description: Cantonese & Peking Cuisine
Name: Orkney PC
Description: Sales and repair centre. Apple and PC computers, printers, tablets and mobiles. Mobile phone and tablet accessories. Back up service, computer advice and support.
Name: Tayview Lodges
Description: Set of 4 self catering lodges and log cabins.
Name: Wild Garden
Description: Wooden sculpture representing an owl
Description: Dell Mill (derelict)
Name: Mollison Hangar
Description: named after Jim Mollison, who was a Glaswegian aviator, and was married to Amy Johnston
Name: Pinkerton Hangar
Description: The Pinkerton Hangar was named after George Pinkerton, a  Scottish Aviator, who flew a Spitfire in WW2. He was attributed with downing the second enemy aircraft over UK soil, near the forth road Bridge.
but there is more to that story.
Description: Airfield Clubhouse and control point
Name: The Ross
Description: A Category B Listed Building in Hamilton, South Lanarkshire
Description: Workshop etc
Description: Most recently Peter Vardy car showroom. Now vacant but seems to be getting fitted out for a new use.
Description: Grade B listed, built c. 1830
Name: St Kessog's R.C. Church
Description: Built 1958
Description: community nature garden
Description: Forest Garden
Name: Bayes Centre (The University of Edinburgh)
Description: The Bayes Centre is the University of Edinburgh’s hub for Data Science and AI, bringing together researchers, industry, and entrepreneurs to drive innovation and real-world impact.
Name: Newtownmore Cairn (Prehistoric)
Description: This cairn is situated on a slight rise on the valley floor to the N of the confluence of the Rivers Calder and Spey. It measures 13m in diameter and 1.2m in height and is composed of rounded cobbles and earth.
Name: Carstramon Wood
Description: Large semi-natural broadleaved woodland next to Gatehouse of Fleet. There is a network of paths maintained by the Scottish Wildlife Trust.
Description: Last occupant Nissan car dealership. Now all boarded up.
Description: Former Masonic lodge
Name: Kingsbarns Golf Links
Description: 18 hole Par 72
Name: Kingsbarns Sewage Treatment Works
Description: Sewage from Kingsbarns is aerated followed by sand filtration and UV disinfection during the bathing season.
Name: Hunter's Lodge
Description: Ruin
Name: Hill Hall
Description: Former church hall
Description: Disused steadings
Description: Utility buidling, possibly water. May no longer be in use. Above the door has the year 1935 engraved
Name: Achnahosher
Description: Gable-ended, slate roofed dwelling with fireplace and adjoining auxilary buildings.
Name: St Mary's Roman Catholic Church
Description: Built 1865 Architect: W. Nicholson (Manchester) Listed (B)
Name: St Patrick's RC Church
Description: Built 1980
Name: Old Inverkeithing Primary School
Description: Buildings derelict following a Nov 2018 fire - were intended for demolition and redevelopment.
Name: Shiresmill Therapy Riding
Description: Shiresmill center for Riding for the Disabled (RDA)
Name: MacRobert Memorial Garden
Description: In memory of Lady MacRobert, whose sons Alasdair, Roderic and Iain fell in the Second World War.
Name: Aqueduct Intakes
Description: Compensation Supply
Name: St Joseph's Roman Catholic Church
Description: Built 1912. Architect:  C.J. Menart.   Listed: B.
Description: brick chimney
Name: Car Park F
Description: For Diabetes Centre
Description: Parkside
Name: Stephens Drive Thru
Description: Scotland's first drive-thru bakery.
Description: Former oil depot
Description: North Middleton Recreation Ground
Name: Bennachie Building
Description: The Bennachie Building sits on the northernmost fringe of Royal Cornhill Hospital. It was formerly the headquarters of the Grampian Primary Care NHS Trust until the abolition of the trust in April 2013. The building today is used for trauma research.
Name: Fulton Clinic
Description: The Fulton Clinic is a building on the grounds of Royal Cornhill Hospital. It is found to the north of the Clerkseat Building and specialises in the treatment of mental health, specifically substance misuse and eating disorders among other problems.
Name: Gatehouse
Description: The Gatehouse to Royal Cornhill Hospital is located at the main entrance next to Cornhill Road.
Name: Gerry's Hostel
Description: independent bunkhouse
Name: Druim Bothy
Description: Private bothy to be booked and payed in advance
Description: Hospital Garden
Description: Helensburgh Sailing Club mooring buoys
Name: Spread Eagle Hotel
Description: Town house hotel with en suite rooms and free WiFi, plus on-site restaurant and beer garden.
Name: St. Brigid's Catholic Church
Description: Built 1957
Name: Maraig Footpath
Description: Overnight parking
Description: Overnight Parking
Name: The Findhorn Hostel
Description: Formerly Findhorn Primary School
Name: Edinburgh Napier University - Merchiston Campus
Description: Location of the following three schools: The School of Arts & Creative Industries; The School of Computing; and The School of Engineering & the Built Environment
Name: Taigh-staile na Hearadh
Description: Working distillery. Also has guided tour, shop, cafe
Localized names: Isle of Harris Distillery; Taigh-staile na Hearadh
Name: Grain Earth House
Description: Grain Earth House is an exceptionally well-built and well-preserved example of an earth house. Its original entrance survives today, leading to a 5m-long passage winding its way to an oval chamber
Name: Braveheart Car Park
Description: £3/day
Name: Vestuary
Description: Vestary = Tea Room
Name: Neil Selbie & Co
Description: Kiltmaker
Name: Belwade Farm Visitor Centre
Description: Visitor Centre, Cafe and Riding School
Description: Stalkers hut
Name: Waterstein water supply
Description: Treatment facility from which the water is supplied to the dozen or so properties in Waterstein
Description: Ardcastle
Description: 275kV Relay Building
Description: 33kV Switchroom
Description: in water
Description: Braemar community  hydro scheme turbine house,
Name: St Stephen's RC Church
Description: Built 1958
Name: McFadyens Contractors Complex
Description: The buildings used to belong to Campbeltown Creamery which is currently owned by First Milk Ltd. Currently closed down as of 8 November 2019. The Area was taken over by McFadyens Contractors in 2020 who are currently redeveloping the site.
Name: Heathfield Holiday Cottages
Description: No. 1: Juniper Cottage 
No. 2: Hawthorn Cottage 
No. 3: The Foxes Den
No. 4: Woodpeckers Nest
Description: Forfar town centre
Description: Brechin Castle grounds
Description: Concrete base only (poss. lid of septic tank, but for what?). Not a building.
Description: This was the area used to keep and fly the owls.  The display cages can be seen in the aerial images.  The Owl Centre has now moved to east coast of Scotland
Name: Mains of Rochelhill Doocot
Description: said to be the oldest doocot in Scotland
Name: Smallholding Education Pond
Description: Constructed pond with surrounding path and dipping platforms, part of education goals of RBBM. EC.
Name: Monkey House, Pagoda
Description: Former menagerie, hence name and weather vane
Name: Curtis Bros Fitness
Description: Curtis Bros Fitness
Name: Rainbow Garden
Description: A garden at Hazlehead Park for those affected by past practices around the cremation of babies at Aberdeen Crematorium.
Name: Easter Ross Support Services
Description: Charity, supporting people experiencing mental ill-health and/or other complex needs.
Name: Royal British Legion Scotland
Description: Support for veterans and their families.
Name: Lodge Ness No. 888
Description: Masonic Lodge
Name: Rosskeen Free Church
Description: traditional stone-built church
Localized names: Eaglais Shaor Ros Cuithne
Name: file VAULT
Description: Commercial and residental storage
Name: Rosebank Cottage
Description: Rosebank Cottage is a mental health service located on the edge of Royal Cornhill Hospital.
Name: Mid Bothy
Description: Former Salmon Fishing Station
Description: Historic property.
Name: Holmwood House
Description: Classical elegance and architectural tricks distinguish Alexander Greek Thomson's finest domestic creation
Localized names: Holmwood House
Description: Former Strathspey Railway platform
Name: Drumtroddan Cup and Ring marks
Description: cup and ring marked rocks
Name: Powis Community Centre
Description: Charles Sorley, Scottish poet, lived here in the 1890's
Name: Queens Court
Description: Sheltered Housing / Retirement Home
Name: Wester Rossland Woods
Description: The woodland area that once surrounded Wester Rossland House, the clubhouse for the neighbouring Royal Ordnance Factory Bishopton.
Name: Cormonachan Woodlands
Description: The Cormonachan Woodlands are 58.9 ha of ancient Atlantic oak & hazel woodlands and have the status of being Ancient Semi Natural Woodlands (ASNW) being preserved for Education, Conservation and Recreation
Description: Green 5
Name: Fishing hut
Description: 19th century stone fishing hut
Name: Blue V
Description: Marine electronics
Name: North Kessock Community Pier
Description: Charity operated jetty for free non-commercial public use.
Name: The Larder Cafe
Description: café
Name: Colonsay Golf Club
Description: 18 hole Par 70
Description: Mine water pumping station on Michael Colliery No 2 shaft. Waste water is disposed of through outfall pipe into Firth of Forth.
Description: Abandoned Farm Building
Name: Liath Eilean
Description: Translates into English as "Grey Island"
Description: emergency short-term accommodation
Name: Fox Spring Head 2
Description: Disused, part of the Comiston Springs network
Name: Peewit Spring Head 1
Description: Disused, part of the Comiston Springs network
Name: Peewit Spring Head 2
Description: Disused, part of the Comiston Springs network
Name: Sandglass Spring Head
Description: Disused, part of the Comiston Springs network
Name: Hare Spring Head
Description: Disused, part of the Comiston Springs network
Name: Moubray (or Hare) Spring Head
Description: Disused, part of the Comiston Springs network
Name: Fox Spring Head 3
Description: Disused, part of the Comiston Springs network
Name: Corn Field
Description: Communal land mostly managed by the local community. Also uncludes a play park with swings, slide, see-saw and round-a-bout for younger children.
Name: The Loading Bay
Description: Glasgow's first indoor skatepark
Name: Mitchell Street Centre
Description: Community Centre
Name: Cromarty Firth Business Park
Description: Usually grazed by cattle, this field is where Invegordon Highland Games take place.
Name: Leckie Bothy
Description: An old shepards house previously converted to a bothy. Now locked and disused.
Description: Former Haughhead Inn
Name: Smithton Park
Description: Smithton and Culloden Flood Protection Scheme
Name: Joppa
Description: Boatshed
Name: Queen's Hall
Description: Building containing library, cafe and fitness class facilities.
Name: James Milne Institute
Description: Village Hall and Hallkeepers House
Description: House and former fishing bothy
Name: Royal Findhorn Yacht Club
Description: RFYC Clubhouse and Apartments
Name: South Dingy Park
Description: Dingy Park
Name: Icehouse
Description: Icehouse - Findhorn Heritage Centre
Description: Former Fishing Icehouse and Boatshed
Description: Former Salmon Fishing Bothy and Residence
Name: Pillbox
Description: Former WW2 Pillbox
Description: Former Salmon Fishing Icehouse
Name: Cromarty Firth Industrial Park
Description: old aluminium smeltery
Description: Whins (Gorse) and Broom
Name: "The Whins"
Description: Whins (Gorse) and Broom
Description: Whin (Gorse) & Broom
Description: SUPERMARKET 240 EASTER ROAD
Name: Sabiston Mill
Description: C19, wheel - low breast-shot, revolving kiln vent
Name: St Conval's RC Church
Description: Built 1956
Name: St Monans sewage pumping station
Description: Sewage from St Monans is filtered through a 6 mm screen and the resulting slurry pumped out to sea.
Name: Billow Ness Sewage Treatment Works
Description: Sewage from Anstruther and Pittenweem is filtered through a 5 mm screen and the remaining slurry pumped out to sea through a long sea outfall.
Description: Parking for disabled Library and Community Centre users
Name: Curling Pond
Description: This is the site of the curling pond associate with the, now demolished, Polmaise castle.
Name: Polmaise Castle
Description: This is the site of Polmaise Castle. The home to the Murray family was completed around 1865 and blown up by the army in 1966. The building had become dangerous and was so destroyed. What remains is just stones and rubble.
Description: GIS Building
Description: Meeting Hall